Steeple Chase Golf Club

Great course in great conditions. Greens are true and fast. First time playing and difficult for average or lessor golfers. Slope was >140. I would mention there is no driving range but would play this course again. Staff, concessions, and restaurant were good.

Always have a great experience at Steeplechase ! Alex Matus

Fun place. Very nice, but challenging course. Staff is friendly. Would recommend for the money.

The course is in great shape !!! Love the greens! I’m

The course is well-maintained and challenging. Had a great time

Great course all around. Soft but fast greens. Accuracy is key, there is a lot of water and bunkers.

Course is great and very playable. There is a fair amount of water and sand.

course- excellent, fun to play- bunkers need work- stones in bunkers

Course was in great condition and tee times were well spaced out for a comfortable play. First time playing but well worth the one hour drive to the course.

Sunday prime time golf for $69 for this course is a good deal when compared to lesser courses at or even more expensive.

Great course conditions, good course layout, fun with friends. The only bummer was the kitchen closed at 4p so we had to go to Bob Chins ;)

Picked up a twilight tee time that should have been able to finish 18 with no issue, and my group plays fairly quickly, however we got held up by the group ahead that felt like they had all day to finish their round. We were constantly waiting to play off the tee and waiting for them to get off the green while they took their time to line up 1 foot puts. We were already 12 minutes behind pace before the turn, but no sign of the ranger telling them to pick up pace. On top of that they sent out 2 pairs behind us. No thought of possibly having those 2 groups form a 4 some. So we tried to be considerate and let them play through but once we let them play through they decided to now take their time and play slower causing us to basically play the last 3 holes practically darkness. I used to love playing here. But with no one regulating pace of play and groupings, not to mention placing the pins on downhill lies, might be better off playing Countryside down the street.